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1 The global leader in aquaculture technology

2 Cage systems AKVA group facts The leading aquaculture technology supplier The only player with global presence The largest supplier to the industry The only supplier of over-all solutions Training and farm management support Focus on long term partnership Software systems and services Sensors & cameras Feed barges Recirc systems Feed systems

3 Global perspective Asia 22 % 3,5 % Western Europe Latin America & Carribean China 70 % 2,6% 8% 2,3 % North America Near East and North Africa 1,3 % Central and Eastern Europe 0,9 % Sub Saharan Africa Source: FAO The Salmon industry

4 Recent AKVA development Bluefin Tuna Yellow Tail Kingfish Cobia Intensive Shrimp Pangasius Sea Cucumbers Salmon

5 Case: Southern Bluefin Tuna farming, Australia The Stehr Group, Clean Seas Ltd., Australia The break-through in farming of Bluefin Tuna was awarded the world s 2nd best invention in 2009 by TIME Magazine. The advanced tank farming technology was delivered to Clean Seas Ltd. by AKVA group after Hagan Stehr took initiative for the development of this idea. Clean Seas Ltd. are now hatching and rearing fingerlings in the tanks, after which the fish are transferred to ocean farming cages. AKVA group s environmentally friendly tank farming technology was only beaten by NASA s new Ares 1 space exploration rocket. We believe it was okay to come in second...

6 Case: Yellow Tail farming, Saudi Arabia The National Prawn Company (NPC), Kingdom of Saudi Arabia National Prawn Company (NPC) is the biggest producer of shrimp in the Middle East. The company is now expanding rapidly into fish farming in order to diversify its seafood production. AKVA group has delivered several recirculation systems for NPC mainly for Yellow Tail, also called Greater Amberjack, Seriola dumerili. This tuna-like fish is vicious and fast swimming, which requires skilful system design and innovative solutions developed together by NPC and AKVA. The goal is to reach a total production of tons.

7 Case: Recirculation Shrimp farming, Thailand The Charoen Pokphand Foods Public Company LTD (CP), Thailand CP is the biggest producer of shrimp in Thailand and probably the largest producer of shrimp feed in all of Asia. Together with AKVA group, the company is developing a super intensive indoor production system at the CP Shrimp Culture Development Centre in Samutsongkram, Thailand. AKVA group has delivered all the recirculation equipment and made the design in 3D drawings. Closed biosecure and predictable SPF shrimp farming is rapidly on its way as an alternative to this traditional boom and bust industry.

8 Nordic natural resources Seawater Gulf Stream = Norwegian salmon farming Baltic Waters = Swedish and Danish cage farming Sites for mussel farming Freshwater Rivers = Danish trout farming / Norwegian smolt Lakes = Finnish trout farming

9 What happened to Halibut Turbot Cod Arctic charr White-fish Pike perch Perch Sturgeon Rainbow All still opportunities.

10 More opportunities? Small scale household farming :( Aquaponics :( Algae micro/macro :-O Recreational/Tourism :-/ Indoor warm water aquaculture :-/ Off shore in the North Sea :-/ Sea ranching in the Baltic :-/ ---> Organic farming :-) Rainbow cages in the Baltic :-) Landbased Salmon Recirculation :-)

11 Cod Ranching in the Baltic Ref: Josianne Støttrup DTU AQUA

12 Best of 3 ranching scenarios Scenario I Scenario II Scenario III Age at release 3-month First-feeding Eggs Magnitude per year 26 million 474 million 13 billion Requirements Female for broodstock ,558 Capital costs* 4.41 mill 341, mill Running costs 1.93 mill 204, ,000 Area requirement Broodstock 594m², Egg incubators 108m², Live feed production 396m², Hatchery 2484m², Ongrowing 5355m². Broodstock 594m², Egg incubators 30m², Broodstock 2078m², Egg incubators 356m², Ref: Josianne Støttrup DTU AQUA

13 Outcome of release 474 mill. AGE Fecundity Weight (kg) M ogives N Biomass SSB Catch (kg) ,635,300 9,545,335 1,279, , ,060,154 8,340,802 2,885,918 2,693, ,381,141 6,273,938 5,245,012 3,402, ,143,815 2,916,875 2,736,028 1,917, ,513 1,119,066 1,074, , , , , , , ,524 13,747,250 9,960,751 Ref: Josianne Støttrup DTU AQUA

14 Bornholm Basin 474 mill. fry Running costs: EUR Expected return: EUR Ref: Josianne Støttrup DTU AQUA

15 More great opportunities? Small scale household farming :( Aquaponics :( Algae micro/macro :-O Recreational/Tourism :-/ Off shore in the North Sea :-/ Sea ranching in the Baltic :-/ Indoor warm water aquaculture :-/ :-) Organic farming :-/ :-) Rainbow cages in the Baltic :-) Landbased Salmon Recirculation :-)

16 To be realistic Marketing, marketing, marketing Stay competitive Combine to be efficient Norwegian farytale not over Combine land based (RAS) with cages Closed systems (RAS) to develop Organic yet to come Still room for the idealist, but not sure if he will be profitable..

17 Thank you for your attention!

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